Liquor Depot

Kevin was phenomenally helpful, honest, and polite. It's obvious that he's customer-service oriented, which is exceedingly rare these days. The cashier was also kind, but I didn't get her name, unfortunately. We will certainly return for all of our cocktail needs!

Keep the beer coming!This location is close to my house and near to many other businesses that I visit. I feel that the Liquor Depot has one hell of a beer selection. From bombers to 6-packs, the liquor depot gives you the option to drink good beer. Not everyone uses their right to choose a good beer, but this place allows you to experience what Colorado brews have to offer. I have heard some people have issues with the staff here, but personally I have not had any issues. I have even had a staff member make a special order for me because they were out of something I really wanted. The prices are fair and comparable to other locations, but the beer always brings me back. Powers Liquor Mart also has plenty of selections, but I feel that the Liquor Depot has the edge. Simply put, if beer is what you need then this is your spot.

This is my go-to liquor store. Good selection, great customer service and convenient location. They also keep everything clean and organized. And it's right next to King Soopers so it's really convenient when I'm grocery shopping for the week.Selection: It looks small, but they always have what I'm looking for and sometimes I'm looking for something specific -- like a good Barbera, a nice dry rose, Rioja Tempranillo. Prices: On par with (if not lower) most other places. I feel like I find a lot of good bottles at good prices here.Customer service: Keeps me coming back. Everyone here is really nice. When they're busy, they really hustle to get the line down, which I appreciate. Definitely like supporting a good community business.

I like Liquor Depot. Despite the grumpy old guy (who I think used to own the place but sold it to the younger dude with the goatee). And, at a certain age I think you've earned the right to be crotchety. And it sort of feels like part of the experience when I stop in to buy my favorite vodka. Besides... I'm going to buy "alcohol" Not much is gonna bring me down.Anytime I can't find a specific liquor they write it down in a notebook and try to order it for the next time I'm in. It totally makes me feel special, and who doesn't like to feel special!?!?!?!?! ;)Plus, they're open on Sundays. I LOVE that they are open on Sundays. Also, they are super convenient to my house. Gotta love that. Oh, and did I mention they're open on Sundays? *sighs* Sundays are now awesome.

I've got some bad news about this business. They don't care if someone steals your card and uses it there. I recently had my card number stolen and was used at this liquor store. Not only did they not check ID, but when I called them about it they said they would get to it later. .... ??? What? hang on while I stop choking on my coffee. 1. I have never been to this liquor store to buy anything. 2. I don't just lend my card out. 3. The product that was stolen via purchasing with a fraudulent card was well over $300.What I did was call my bank and cancel the card, of course. I then called the police and filed a report with them. Now my bank has refunded me my money and the cops are investigating this as well as my bank, so I am personally ok. Here is the kicker that really got me. They REFUSED to be involved with the police at all in finding who stole their merchandise, and told the police that they had to subpoena them with a court order signed by a judge to get any surveillance video or proof of who did this. FYI in a criminal case, turning over the evidence is purely voluntary, meaning... they are refusing to release evidence of the criminals who stole not just one, but possibly many cards. I guess its ok as long as they make their daily quota huh?!? Not.So, out of what I understand..... Liquor Depot..., if you were to have someone come up to you and take hundreds of dollars of cash out of your wallet against your will than hand the wallet back to you and walk away. You would NOT(?) go to the police and tell them you were just robbed????? Please tell me how this makes sense, because the only way this makes sense to me is if you are involved in some way? How can a business, especially a privately owned business, not care if they got robbed or not? It doesn't matter whether they take goods or cash (physically or digitally) , IT'S STILL THEFT!Your actions speak louder than my words ever could.

This place is horrible the selection is crap and the prices are way to high. The owner and employees are not friendly and know nothing about what they sell. For example I went in to the store asked for creme de cocoa liqueur they handed me a can of creme to make piña coladas? I eventually found the liqueur and the price was to high so I left with the owner following me out and starring me down in my car. Horrible place,horrible customer service will never go here or recommend it to any one.

The older man who worked there Saturday night (Nov 17) was not friendly at all. When I got to the register to pay I said hello, got nothing back from him. I'll make this story short. He was rude, never once said hello or thank you. What the heck is with these people these days? I'm there spending MY MONEY at THEIR STORE and they act like I'm bothering them! And this was not the first time I was treated like a second class person in this store. Tell you what Liquor Depot. There's a ton of other liquor stores in this area, so you won't have to worry about me interrupting your time any more. And besides all this, your store is so unorganized it's pathetic. If you're looking for a particular kind of liquor they have it in three or four different areas, so it takes forever to find anything. And forget about them helping you! My prediction, you won't be in business very much longer, and I'm sure you'll be blaming the economy or the polititians or something else besides the fact that your store and your people suck. WHEW! Now that felt good! Do yourselves a favor Yelp readers. Patronize another liquor store where they appreciate your business.

It's ok. Decent wine and beer selection for a neighborhood store. They do tell me that they can get anything I want but after several requests I still haven't gotten my B&B. I found it cheaper elsewhere by now so I gave up trying to get them to keep it in stock.

This was my go to place for the last 5 years, but today will be my last. The one star is to credit the selection at least, otherwise I would have chosen nothing.This liquor store is not welcoming to minorities. This comment is accounting for all of my visits. I've just had enough; so much so I had to write why. As a minority, you sadly grow accustom to just ignoring such ignorance, but this is my neighborhood, and I just can't have other neighbors like myself experiencing the same. The only equal acceptance here is money. Sad observation of clerk intentionally not greeting minorities at the door nor at the counter, while all others who appeared white were greeted with a "hello" and "how's your day going ". I still bought my $65 bottle of champagne, and politely announced aloud to witnesses that I'm never returning here (like the guy cared anyway). I'm gladly posting this every where I can, cause this community is a melting pot of cultures, and I just don't want you disrespected. There is another liquor store just 1/2 a mile away, and though crowded, there could be good reason for that. People go back for experience, not just product. Support community businesses that are supportive of it's community and all it's fashion. If it's just the jackass at the counter, get rid of him cause he's giving you a bad rep. If you are the owner and you are that guy at the counter (brown/red and grey beard, short, always wears a hat, and just rude... a real catch) you should just stay in the back, where you do not have to interact with people. From the looks of it, I'm not the first complaint and I won't be the last.

Service was great, the staff answered the questions I had and gave some great recommendations for the kind of beer I prefer. Definitely coming back